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There in a new unrealistic expectation women have when looking for a new man. The 6-6-6 rule…. The want a man over 6 ft tall with a salary over 6 figures and a 6 in penis.

Women, this makes for a very, very shallow dating pool making up of roughly 1% of men

GREAT NEWS!!!

I am using this an really like it. I wish ‘#’ could be the title and ‘##’ could be the column names. Other than that it is kinda perfect

This is why I switched to Brave a long time ago. It’s far from perfect, but it would never do anything like that.

I always hoped that AI would enable people to take paid software and remake it so they could give it away for free. I started developing websites about 20 years ago back then apart from the big name software and Ide’s. Everything was free. Nowadays everything is a subscription.

Lock up NEWSOM!!!!

I searched ‘vp’ for Vite+ and ‘sv’ for SvelteKit. Neither were listed.

Free Spotify with only about 1000 songs. I don’t get it

One more reason not to use ChatGPT

Why would you want anyone but Elon Musk at the head of SpaceX?

The site seems to be broken

Most of the models are not available. I’m guessing they will become available soon enough… At least I hope.

Cool concept, but it should be mobile friendly

I don’t know which grocery store you are shopping at, but this is just patently false.

Here in California minimum wage is $16.50. At Safeway, ground beef is $6.75 to $8.50 per pound

What do you have to hide except for a couple possible Nudey pics

MAGA

Then I guess I am legacy. I stay up-to-date with AI. I play with it a bit to see what it’s capable of doing. But for the most part, I like writing my own code. I have heard too many horror stories about AI writing, bad code and developers needing to spend more time correcting the AI than they do actually writing code. The fact that someone who does not know the fundamental principles of development are creating apps scares me. Especially from a security standpoint.

This is just dumb. I understand for phones because we all have 1 million of those cables around. But laptop, charging bricks and cable cables are not easy to come by and they’re expensive. I guess that’s the point.

What is the prime use case

That would be awesome. Subscriptions made web development suck. It used to be so fun.

Was this Vide Coded. No offense. I bont trust AI created crap

One of the most frustrating experiences in modern development is the "Knowledge Cutoff." You pick up a bleeding-edge framework—say, the latest alpha of a Rust web server or a brand new JavaScript meta-framework—and your AI assistant hallucinates syntax from three years ago.

The gap between a framework's release and its inclusion in a foundational model's training set can be 6 to 18 months. In web dev time, that’s an eternity.

We don't need to wait for the next multi-million dollar training run to fix this. We just need to shift our mental model from "teaching" (changing weights) to "informing" (managing context). Here is the practical hierarchy for bridging the knowledge gap today, ranked from MVP to production-grade.

Level 1: The "Cheat Sheet" (Context Injection) Target: One-off scripts, testing a new library.

The quickest fix isn’t RAG; it’s manual context stuffing. LLMs are remarkably good few-shot learners. They don't need to memorize a language's entire spec; they just need the delta between what they know and what you want.

Instead of pasting an entire documentation page, create a cursor-rules or .prompt file containing:

The "Hello World": The minimal boilerplate.

The "Rosetta Stone": Old Way -> New Way comparisons.

One "Kitchen Sink" Component: A single file that forces the interaction of multiple features (state, props, effects) simultaneously.

The Insight: LLMs are pattern matchers. If you give them the structure of the pattern in the system prompt, they can usually fill in the logic using their general coding knowledge.

Level 2: The "Just-in-Time" RAG Target: Daily driving a new framework in your IDE.

If you are building a full product in a new language, copy-pasting context scales poorly. The solution is local Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), but kept simple.

Tools like Cursor, Zed, and generic VS Code extensions have commoditized this. The strategy here is Documentation indexing:

Scrape the docs (converting to Markdown is essential to save tokens).

Index the vector store locally.

Crucial Step: Don't just rely on similarity search. Force-feed the "Migration Guide" or "Breaking Changes" pages into the context window permanently.

This turns your IDE into an open-book exam. The model doesn't know the answer, but it knows exactly which page of the textbook to read before answering.

Level 3: Synthetic Fine-Tuning (The Local Model Approach) Target: Offline coding, low-latency/privacy-focused environments.

This is for the heavy tinkerers. If you want a 7B parameter local model (like Mistral or Llama) to natively understand a new language without a massive context window, you fine-tune it.

But where do you get the data for a language that came out last week? You synthesize it.

Feed the new documentation to a massive context model (like Gemini Pro 1.5 or Claude 3.5).

Prompt it to: "Generate 500 LeetCode-style problems and solve them using [New Framework]."

Take that synthetic dataset and LoRA fine-tune your smaller local model.

You are effectively distilling the "reading comprehension" of a frontier model into the "weights" of a local model.

The Takeaway The idea that we must wait for OpenAI or Google to "learn" a language is obsolete. The bottleneck isn't model intelligence; it's context management.

If a framework is documented, it is learnable. The best developers of the next few years won't just be prompt engineers; they will be context architects—curating the exact slice of information the model needs to act as an expert in a technology that didn't exist yesterday.

You may want to add instructions to the game currently it is unplayable

I love the website design

We can thank Bootsprap and Tailwind for that

I hope all AI's become free. Pro devs can pays for higher teirs, but free plans should be generous and functional

If you've met on autistic person you have met exactly on autistic person.

this is a fun idea and I like it. You're experience wont be the same as my.

I’ve been using Brave browser to watch YouTube for years. Haven’t seen one ad in years. I’m probably part of the problem

It will be a vide code nightmare

This will be bias a hell. Most AI are liberal leaning and are not reliable for facts.